Why Choose Tri-State?
Our cutting edge hyperbaric chamber is overseen by a doctor exceeding 30-years of wound healing experience.
Wound Healing & Hyperbaric Services’ friendly professional team includes specially trained Wound Care providers and staff.
Tri-State Wound Healing & Hyperbaric Services licensed nurses, and technical staff receives specialized training in advanced wound care and hyperbaric medicine. They have many years of experience working with various severe wounds and look forward to helping all patients.
If a patient has a wound that has not healed 50% in 4 weeks, they may have a “chronic non-healing wound.” Such a wound can result from diabetes or other health problems. A patient may benefit from our comprehensive wound care program.
What is Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy?
Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy is where a patient is placed in a special hyperbaric chamber and exposed to 100% oxygen at 2-3 times the atmospheric pressure. During Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy, blood carries oxygen throughout the body to saturate tissues and plasma. This delivers about 20-30 times more oxygen than breathing at sea level.
Treatments can vary in length depending on the condition being treated but typically are about two hours long, five days a week, for as many as 40 treatments. Some conditions may require being treated twice daily. For after hour emergency indications, please contact the Tri-State Memorial Hospital Emergency Department.
Tri-State Hyperbaric Services’ trained staff members will be present during treatments and in full communication to address the needs of patients.
The following is a list of approved indications for treatment with hyperbaric oxygen.
- Air or gas embolism
- Carbon monoxide poisoning
- Central retinal artery occlusion
- Chronic infected diabetic foot ulcers
- Chronic intracranial abscess
- Chronic refractory osteomyelitis
- Crush injuries
- Decompression illness (the “bends”)
- Delayed radiation injuries of the bone and soft tissues
- Gas gangrene
- Idiopathic sudden hearing loss
- Preparation and preservation of compromised skin grafts and/or flaps
- Progressive necrotizing infections
- Severe anemia
- Severe thermal burns
Tri-State Wound Healing & Hyperbaric Services uses a variety of medical technologies to diagnose and treat chronic, non-healing wounds. Some of these include:
- Advanced dressings
- Cell and tissue based products
- Chemical and electro cautery
- Compression
- Hyperbaric oxygen therapy
- LUNA Florescent Microangiograph
- Negative pressure wound therapy
- Non-invasive vascular studies (ABI, TBI, Sensilase, TCOM)
- Surgical debridement, grafting, repair, and reconstruction
- Total contact casting
Tri-State Wound Healing & Hyperbaric Services
1119 Highland Avenue, Suite 7
Clarkston, WA 99403
Hours: Monday – Thursday,
7:45am – 12:00pm & 12:45pm – 4:00pm
Friday 7:45am – 12:00pm
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Brandon Whitlock, AG-ACNP
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Eric L. Thomas, MD
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Why Choose Tri-State?
Our cutting edge hyperbaric chamber is overseen by a doctor exceeding 30-years of wound healing experience.
Wound Healing & Hyperbaric Services’ friendly professional team includes specially trained Wound Care providers and staff.
Tri-State Wound Healing & Hyperbaric Services licensed nurses, and technical staff receives specialized training in advanced wound care and hyperbaric medicine. They have many years of experience working with various severe wounds and look forward to helping all patients.
If a patient has a wound that has not healed 50% in 4 weeks, they may have a “chronic non-healing wound.” Such a wound can result from diabetes or other health problems. A patient may benefit from our comprehensive wound care program.
What is Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy?
Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy is where a patient is placed in a special hyperbaric chamber and exposed to 100% oxygen at 2-3 times the atmospheric pressure. During Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy, blood carries oxygen throughout the body to saturate tissues and plasma. This delivers about 20-30 times more oxygen than breathing at sea level.
Treatments can vary in length depending on the condition being treated but typically are about two hours long, five days a week, for as many as 40 treatments. Some conditions may require being treated twice daily. For after hour emergency indications, please contact the Tri-State Memorial Hospital Emergency Department.
Tri-State Hyperbaric Services’ trained staff members will be present during treatments and in full communication to address the needs of patients.
The following is a list of approved indications for treatment with hyperbaric oxygen.
- Air or gas embolism
- Carbon monoxide poisoning
- Central retinal artery occlusion
- Chronic infected diabetic foot ulcers
- Chronic intracranial abscess
- Chronic refractory osteomyelitis
- Crush injuries
- Decompression illness (the “bends”)
- Delayed radiation injuries of the bone and soft tissues
- Gas gangrene
- Idiopathic sudden hearing loss
- Preparation and preservation of compromised skin grafts and/or flaps
- Progressive necrotizing infections
- Severe anemia
- Severe thermal burns
Tri-State Wound Healing & Hyperbaric Services uses a variety of medical technologies to diagnose and treat chronic, non-healing wounds. Some of these include:
- Advanced dressings
- Cell and tissue based products
- Chemical and electro cautery
- Compression
- Hyperbaric oxygen therapy
- LUNA Florescent Microangiograph
- Negative pressure wound therapy
- Non-invasive vascular studies (ABI, TBI, Sensilase, TCOM)
- Surgical debridement, grafting, repair, and reconstruction
- Total contact casting
Why Choose Tri-State?
Our cutting edge hyperbaric chamber is overseen by a doctor exceeding 30-years of wound healing experience.
Wound Healing & Hyperbaric Services’ friendly professional team includes specially trained Wound Care providers and staff.
Tri-State Wound Healing & Hyperbaric Services licensed nurses, and technical staff receives specialized training in advanced wound care and hyperbaric medicine. They have many years of experience working with various severe wounds and look forward to helping all patients.
If a patient has a wound that has not healed 50% in 4 weeks, they may have a “chronic non-healing wound.” Such a wound can result from diabetes or other health problems. A patient may benefit from our comprehensive wound care program.
What is Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy?
Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy is where a patient is placed in a special hyperbaric chamber and exposed to 100% oxygen at 2-3 times the atmospheric pressure. During Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy, blood carries oxygen throughout the body to saturate tissues and plasma. This delivers about 20-30 times more oxygen than breathing at sea level.
Treatments can vary in length depending on the condition being treated but typically are about two hours long, five days a week, for as many as 40 treatments. Some conditions may require being treated twice daily. For after hour emergency indications, please contact the Tri-State Memorial Hospital Emergency Department.
Tri-State Hyperbaric Services’ trained staff members will be present during treatments and in full communication to address the needs of patients.
The following is a list of approved indications for treatment with hyperbaric oxygen.
- Air or gas embolism
- Carbon monoxide poisoning
- Central retinal artery occlusion
- Chronic infected diabetic foot ulcers
- Chronic intracranial abscess
- Chronic refractory osteomyelitis
- Crush injuries
- Decompression illness (the “bends”)
- Delayed radiation injuries of the bone and soft tissues
- Gas gangrene
- Idiopathic sudden hearing loss
- Preparation and preservation of compromised skin grafts and/or flaps
- Progressive necrotizing infections
- Severe anemia
- Severe thermal burns
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Tri-State Wound Healing & Hyperbaric Services uses a variety of medical technologies to diagnose and treat chronic, non-healing wounds. Some of these include:
- Advanced dressings
- Cell and tissue based products
- Chemical and electro cautery
- Compression
- Hyperbaric oxygen therapy
- LUNA Florescent Microangiograph
- Negative pressure wound therapy
- Non-invasive vascular studies (ABI, TBI, Sensilase, TCOM)
- Â Surgical debridement, grafting, repair, and reconstruction
- Total contact casting
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Additional Information
Tri-State Wound Healing & Hyperbaric Services
1119 Highland Avenue, Suite 7
Clarkston, WA 99403
Hours: Monday – Thursday,
7:45am – 12:00pm & 12:45pm – 4:00pm
Friday 7:45am – 12:00pm
Meet the Wound Healing Team
Brandon Whitlock, AG-ACNP
Read More
Byron Wright, MD
Read More
Eric L. Thomas, MD
Read More
Vilas Deshpande, MD
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